Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
IN s. sNIALL Wy.

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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
POLICE COURT was a blank yesterday
morning.
THE Crescent mill went on full yester-
day and all the boys are happy.
THE Periclesian Literary Society will
give an entertainment Friday evening.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THE fifth number of the LinSly Chronicle
appeared yesterday, and is quite bright
and newsy.
THE Cadet Corps of Linsly Institute is
practicing for public drill to be given in
the near future.
A COUPLE of DRINKS were iall the cases
registered at Police headquarters this
morning at , O'Clock.
EIGHT machines were put to work at
MingO on Monday, and it is now under
stood the factory will resume in full next
Monday.
The Mercantile Club will give moon
light picnic at the Park on the evening of
the both inst. which promises to be an en-
joyable affair
WILLIAM b. BUSHFIELD was yesterday
appointed administrator OF the estate Of
William Bushiield, deceased. Bond, 5000;
John KOrne surety.
TUE eminent actor Mr.. Dan Kelly closed
successful three nights engagement at
the Grand Opera House last evening, i'll
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HENRY SEIBERT was yesterday appoint
ed guardian for the minor orphans of the
late w. A. Schairer, deceased. Bond,
81, 800; Frederick Happy, surety.
THE Board OF Education will meet this
evening in regular monthly session. The
adoption of plans for the new First ward
school building will also come up.
THE w. A. Schairer property, in Fulton
was offered for sale by AuctiOncer Hervey,
yesterday, but was adjourned until the
both, after being bid up to 1870.
LAST evening Charles Discher was be-
fore Justice Ankle Oh a charge OF assault
and battery preferred by Barb Young. The
Court assessed fine OF SO, and put the
defendant under 500 bonds to keep the
peace.
HEREAFTER the Ohio River and Pan
Handle roads will comply with the oIdl-
nance concerning the running OF trains
on the wharf, and the trains Will
not be allowed to stand below the depot
while unloading passengers and baggage
AT a meeting of the Pioneer Society,
held Monday evening, it was decided to
give big entertainment and picnic ut the
Park, June 9. A committee OF seven was
appointed to map out u programme OF
amuSementS, and fine time is antlcipa-
ted.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
grand reunion and picnic of the Knights
of Pythias, on the State Fair Grounds,
July 4. There will be grand parade,
dancing, horse racing, competitive drill,
and many other amusements, and a grand
time is anticipated.
THE excursion on the steamer Louis A.
Shirley to Steubenville, tomorrow eve
ming, promises TO he big affair. A large
number of Wheeling society people will
take il in. An additional attraction is the
fact that the Ladies' Quartette Club, of
bulS Guy, VIII give NOuCGll III pltubSu-
vile the same evening.
THE many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
B. Mix will be panied to learn Of the death
of their little daughter, Mary Mabel She
was years old and a very interesting
child. The family landed at La MOure,
Dakota, on Friday, the 9th inst, and in
Just one week their little one was taken
from them. She died of measles.
PROSPERITY ASSEMBLY, X. of L., cele-
brated the seventh anniversary of its or
ganizatiOn at Labor Hall, Tuesday even
ing, in q very delighted manner. The
programme of entertainment consisted of
sObgs, speeches, &c, followed by SubStan
tial refreshments, which were heartily par
taken of. The affair was very pleasant.
A NUMBER of small boys have made
number of systematic raids OH the cOntec-
tiOnary of an Italian named Mike Kelly,
who holds forth at ia Market street.
They robbed him of bananas, oranges, ice
cream, &c, and at last Officer Desmond
captured five of the kids and took them
before Justice Phillips, who on account of
their extreme youth, did not prosecute
them. They were confined a few hours i'll
Jail, however.